News Azerbaijan analytical news portal published an extensive interview on Dec. 18 with Sherzod Pulatov, Chairman of the Uzbek Ethnocultural Center in Astana and a prominent member of several national advisory councils. In the interview, Pulatov emphasized that Kazakhstan has become a true home for all ethnic communities, crediting the Assembly of the People of Kazakhstan for creating a stable and inclusive environment that promotes dialogue, preserves cultural heritage, and prevents conflicts. Pulatov underscored that Kazakhstan’s approach to interethnic relations is not symbolic but rooted in daily institutional engagement, legal guarantees, and a shared sense of belonging strengthened through community initiatives. “Kazakhstan offers not only the opportunity to maintain one’s identity but also the responsibility to contribute to the country’s collective future. It is this combination of openness, fairness, and mutual respect that makes Kazakhstan a true home for all its citizens,” the article reads.

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